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Prosidian Consulting

Management and operations consulting firm

Human Factor Psychologist Consultant Level 8

Mental & Behavioral HealthConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeSpringfield, VA, USANo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Be trained and certified as a SERE Psychologist.
  • Have a strong background in SERE exercises and/or hostage survival, personnel detention, and recovery debriefings.
  • Possess a master’s degree from an accredited institution; this is the minimum academic requirement for human factors psychology.
  • Have completed coursework relevant to research methods, statistics, physiology, psychology, computer science, organizational psychology, occupational safety, cognitive psychology, and human performance.
  • Familiarity with Academic Resistance Laboratory Training (ARL), Backcountry Skills Week training, Personnel Recovery Emergency Preparedness (PREP) and Foreign Affairs Counter Threat (FACT) courses, personnel recovery policies and procedures, interagency coordination, and training and operational support for personnel potentially isolated from friendly personnel or detained while deployed outside the continental United States.
  • Work a fixed eight-hour day between 6:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, excluding federal holidays; extended weekday or weekend hours may be required.
  • Develop project documents using electronic media compatible with Microsoft Word, Excel, AutoCAD, or other required software.
  • Maintain individual project files containing background information, design notes, and other materials for assigned projects.
  • After graduation, meet any state licensure requirement applicable to human factors psychologists.

Responsibilities

  • Provide Personnel Recovery subject matter expertise and support the agency’s Personnel Recovery Program and Office of Training.
  • Conduct a one-day training regimen pertaining to Academic Resistance Laboratory Training (ARL).
  • Conduct biannual Backcountry Skills Week training and develop a syllabus for anticipated future ten-day Personnel Recovery Emergency Preparedness (PREP) and Foreign Affairs Counter Threat (FACT) courses.
  • Suggest new policies and procedures, assist with interagency coordination, and provide training and operational support to agency personnel who may be isolated from friendly personnel or detained while deployed outside the continental United States.
  • Train agency personnel, task force officers, Emergency Support Function 13, other government agencies, and foreign host-nation counterparts.
  • Provide training and recommend information for interagency memoranda of agreement and understanding to incorporate agency personnel into existing Personnel Recovery infrastructure within the Department of Defense, Department of State, and other government agencies.
  • Provide training and logistical support for the agency’s Office of Training and deploy to support training in the continental United States and outside the continental United States.
  • Participate in planning and operating government and hostage survival detention, interrogation, and debriefing exercises and laboratories.
  • Monitor supervisory procedures, instructor and supervisor preemptive training, and real-time monitoring and intervention during ARL training and anticipated future PREP courses to detect and prevent student harm.
  • Coordinate with the training manager on schedules.
  • Monitor student and instructor performance during exercises and laboratories to detect excessive exercise-induced stress or inappropriate behavior, and advise the Personnel Recovery Training Unit Chief when such behavior or stress appears.
  • Provide mental health counseling to students who fail or perform poorly, or who react negatively to laboratory training.
  • Participate in ARL debriefing exercises and informally counsel or assist students and instructors who request or indicate a desire to discuss their performance during ARL role-play laboratory training.
  • Study human traits and train stakeholders to understand and leverage human position and resilience, including perception, sensory processing, attention, decision-making, and motor skills, by applying psychological principles across fields.

Desired Qualifications

  • Previous experience participating in research projects dealing with human factors is recommended.
  • A Ph.D. in a doctoral program related to human factors or engineering psychology is common among psychologists in the field.

About the Company

Prosidian Consulting

Management and operations consulting firm

ProSidian Consulting is a management and operations consulting firm that helps private companies, Fortune 1000 enterprises, and government agencies solve problems and improve operations through tailored, industry-aligned services. It offers six enterprise practice areas: Risk Management, Energy & Sustainability, Compliance, Business Process, IT Effectiveness, and Human Capital, delivered by multidisciplinary teams across CONUS/OCONUS. The firm follows a structured approach to strategic solutions focused on growth, margin, and efficiency, aligning assets, processes, policies, and people to deliver value. With former Big 4 leadership and a nationwide/overseas footprint, its goal is to translate strategy into execution that boosts clients' return on invested capital and value delivered to customers.

Company size
11-50
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Charlotte, NC
Founded
2008

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